"If You Are NOT a Developer, You Are Invisible on HIVE" .:. Late Night Blogging

Yeah, I get his point, but not even all the developers on Hive are really that visual. Take myself for example. I have created multiple projects here and on other blockchains and feel like I am just as invisible as someone who is a newbie, at least from the amount of earnings my posts make comparative to others. And it may be that I don't make the content people like, but is what it is. Bottom line, I am seen here WAY more than on any other platform and EARN more than on any other social platform, so there is that. I am finally getting into a position that I can start to build back my Hive power so hopefully I can make a bigger mark on the curation front, which has been a good bit of my focus lately.

I wonder how many on the RICHLIST are there by organic means? I think it is mostly invested capital that makes up that list. However, there are few heavy hitters that have built accounts from zero with zero. Truly commendable!

It is clear that many people including me on HIVE are just bloggers. I think what we can do is giving suggestion for a better HIVE world 🙄

Honestly being a developer is a plus on this platform, it helps you standout and also win the people's heart in terms of becoming a witness. Generally owners are more important as they make the platform what it is by investing their time to create contents, and curate other contents they cause interaction as well as give rewards to each other, that's simply the core built of Hive.blog.

I would like to see Liotes in the top20 list! That would be great to see.the project growing ans getting more visibility.

I totally agree with you.
Developers and programmers are essential, even very important, in charge of developing the infrastructure.
Acknowledging the pivotal roles of financiers, investors, marketers, curators, and content creators, including bloggers, is vital. Their active involvement is crucial for a comprehensive and flourishing community ecosystem.

Let's take this to analogy. I'm a farmer who plants rice, I need someone to buy my rice to make profit, Here comes a buyer he will sell it to the market to make profit, the government saw what is happening they will allocate a budget to the farmer to help them out. This analogy is within the Hive ecosystem yes we have some people who just milks the system to sustain their lifestyle or needs irl in the real world it's happening also. What do I feel about those people who milks the cow dry? Nothing it's part of the system. Can I do something about it? Absolutely by changing myself and lead by example like you said. In this way and with the help of my small community growing each day. Change is inevitable as long as those who believes support each other.

Is it hard? Oh very hard but my mentor once said "Success is the result of nothing more than a few simple disciplines, practiced ever day.

I can see why developers are up there. If you think about it they put a lot of effort towards the platform. They do a lot of things that we all benefit from. I believe a lot of Hivians see this and that's why I believe they make up the top 20 witnesses.

I don't believe your invisible if your not one though. Hard work, dedication and consistency can shed light on yourself over time of course. Of course some Orcas, Dolphins and a even those below those ranks are highly visible based on their content creations and interaction. Some run competitions, provide writing prompts and larger communities. That in a sense is a little developing in its own right.

Of course it would be a perfect Hive world to see a top 20 HP holder list with some diversity. It would definitely be tough to start for an ordinary user with a zero start unless they have deep pockets to empty out. For investors or curators climbing up its more possible. The overall picture to me is all Hivians have there place. Can't have what we have without everyone playing their own part. It doesn't matter necessarily where one stands on this list or that.

It is true that developers have elite status on the blockchain. Many people want to do things, but only a few have the skills and ability to do things. This makes them a HOT commodity. The secret is that nobody is BORN a developer, it's a skill like any other. It's learned. (I'm reminding myself of that)

Yes, the community loves developers on Hive above all?

I’m not a developer but I feel everyone can add one or two benefits to Hive
We all can make it greater

I think it's a bit similar to how society operates. We need all kinds of people, be it those high paying office jobs or low paying labour intensive jobs (I try not to name specific occupations). Without either side, the society cannot function.

Speaking of myself, I am not programmer or developer. I am just a blogger and Hive to me is just a fascinating place where I can talk (sometimes blabber nonsense) and people will still read my stuff. I remember I used to write a lot on Blogspot and Wordpress but nobody reads these blogs (unless you promote the URL to friends or somewhere). Over here, it's fun. I get feedback from all over the world! Of course, earnings upvotes or HP is just extra icing on the cake.

Being a small player I don't think I have much influence. But what I like to do is to support Hivians as much as I can, be it delegating HP to projects, or even buying their tokens, voting witnesses and proposals, and participating in community events like shows and games. I think there's a saying which says something along the lines of - when you help someone, you also feel happy as well. There are many passionate people in Hive and I hope and like them succeed in their endeavours.

!LUV

I wouldn't mind seeing more of the regular people up there but I honestly think it's tough. I remember that discussion on the hive humpday posts and it sucks to see that people were disregarded for not having enough HP to be considered.

Yeah, being a developer or programmer made them more visible than others here, but to say that others are invisible isn't true as I know how a blog in HIVE works from a content creator 😂. Not even a developer or programmer, just a content creator. They are also visible and important in their role of "inviting someone to the HIVE community". Everyone who makes the HIVE community like today is important 🤗.
!LOL

Hive is defined as an ecosystem, isn't it? That means that in order to function, each of its parts must fulfil its role. That makes them all important. 😃

Even the nicest or best techies cannot do it alone. There's no one calling the shots and this is why the work cannot be done alone by the witnesses. Hive is like a conglomerate, and when one body isn't up and doing, it totally reflects on the whole ecosystem. One for all and all for one..

I agree brother, every role on Hive, whether a developer or content creator, is vital for its success.